Monarch Rite of Passage helps over 2,000 at-risk and vulnerable young women nationwide by providing targeted programs, services and unique opportunities that prepare them to reunite with their families and communities. Our Academic Model™ delivers care through a supportive, normalized milieu with a focus on a young women’s mental, physical and emotional well-being. This approach emphasizes family involvement and community outreach. For our youngest children, we provide a supportive, caring environment with the objective of family permanency and preservation. Our adolescent population learns the value of empathy, integrity and work ethic while obtaining an accredited education and valuable life skills.
Monarch Rite of Passage programs produce lasting success for young women and families. Our graduates continue on the path to post-secondary education, begin professional careers and become advocates for health, wellness and young women in their own communities.
For 35 years, Monarch Rite of Passage has offered a diverse continuum of care to troubled, at-risk and vulnerable young women. From community and foster family programs to after-school mentoring, charter schools, residential programs and transition services, Rite of Passage improves the lives of young women. Through our innovative and evidence-based services, our young women become active, educated advocates in their own communities.